REPORT: The New York Jets Have Shocking Backup Plan For Aaron Rodgers That Will Stun NFL Fans.

The New York Jets bet all their chips on Aaron Rodgers last season — and after only three snaps to the start of the season  they lost their savior and the Super Bowl expectations were abruptly gone.

The Jets sought to test if Zach Wilson could live up to their first round draft selection, but the former BYU quarterback was wobbly and inconsistent. Despite boasting a top five defense in 2023, the Jets’ season ended when Rodgers went down.

The New York Jets never really recovered from it, as both Wilson and Tim Boyle tried to lead the squad the remainder of the year. Wilson, who was the former No. 2 overall pick, went 4-7 as a starter.

He threw for 2,271 yards and had eight touchdowns and seven interceptions. He has one year left on his initial four-year deal, but the Jets are widely anticipated to move or cut him.

Team owner Woody Johnson didn’t hold back his frustrations with the team’s lack of having a backup plan when he spoke openly about the offensive difficulties at the NFL Honors earlier this month.

“The discussions I’ve had in the last couple of months, they’ve seen me about as mad as I can be with what was going on, with the offense particularly,” Johnson reportedly stated, per ESPN.

“We have all this talent, and we have to deploy talent properly. So I think they all got the message. This is it. This is the time to go. We’ve got to produce this year.”

According to the article, when asked specifically by reporters about the team’s need for a backup, Johnson agreed. “You need a backup quarterback,” he remarked. “We didn’t have one last year.”

Wilson, the No. 3 overall choice in the 2021 NFL Draft, has endured rising criticism throughout his NFL career. After another disappointing season, the Jets moved forward last year to acquire four-time league MVP Aaron Rodgers in an offseason trade with the Green Bay Packers.

With that, the New York Jets moved from aiming to make the playoffs for the first time since 2010 to talking about Super Bowl hopes. But only four plays into Rodgers’ debut, he suffered a season-ending leg injury, and the Jets were back at square one.

Now with Rodgers seemingly fully healed for 2024, the Jets are once again approaching the season with Super Bowl expectations. They added outstanding talent along the offensive line and signed veteran WR Mike WIlliams to supplement Garrett Wilson.

If Rodgers were to get injured again, the Jets have seasoned backup Tyrod Taylor who has demonstrated he can win games when called upon.

But a recent report may stun many NFL fans. Apparently the Jets brass is already thinking ahead to 2025 and planning for life without Rodgers,

Father Time remains victorious, especially after NFL fans witnessed the retirement of the finest quarterback in the game, Tom Brady, just before 2023. This means it may happen to the Jets quarterback. Rodgers’s age of 40 also provides a more serious danger for injuries and recovery.

It seems as though the New York Jets have already taken this into account after last season’s poor record, during which the four-time NFL MVP was lost to injury for the whole season, and Dallas Cowboys fans won’t be thrilled with the concept.

According to Lou Scataglia of NFL Spin Zone, the Jets, if they decide to move on from the controversial Rodgers in 2025 Free Agency, should target Dallas Cowboys starter Dak Prescott, who has reportedly been included in trade talks due to the huge contract extension he is due before 2025.

For the team to cut Rodgers straight up in 2025, they would have to take on a massive $49 million in dead cap money, which would handicap the team in 2025 and most likely remove Prescott from the equation.

So this scenario would only make sense if the New York Jets QB decided to retire, which clearly seems conceivable considering his activities off the field.